North America has highly trained court qualified forgery experts working nationwide.
US and Canadian courts are filled with forged wills, fake checks, and mocked up contracts cluttering the legal system. Until recently, it was "free reign" for criminals to forge documents to support their dubious claims in the thousands of uncontested trials statewide because of a serious shortage of court qualified certified document examiners.
In many states, the district attorney just dismisses in mass forged check charges and other document related cases because the workload and the price is simply too high to prove forgery without a witness or a highly trained handwriting expert. Now, the power of a government crime lab is within your budget.
Bart Baggett , one of the nation's top handwriting expert,
explains," Many clients are not attorneys. They are regular people honesty trying to figure out if a suicide note is authentic, a last will of a parent is real, or the identity of the writing on a rude and hateful greeting card. Handwriting is the key to solving a lot of problems." Read his
BLOG here.
Handwriting Experts are needed daily in both civil and criminal proceedings. According to Bart Baggett, President of the School of Forensic Document Examination, "Over 90% of the handwriting cases we get never get to court. So, a powerful "letter of opinion" is in many cases, enough motivation to settle without the risky and costly trial."
Handwriting Services International is providing court qualified trained "experts" that can guide victims of forgery peaceful resolution, without breaking the bank.
If you have ever been a victim of forgery, you might not realize there are professionals that can spot a forgery, testify on your behalf in court, and help you prove you have been the victim of one of the most popular crimes of the 21st century: forgery. What's more, until Handwriting Services International, combined the resources of 20 plus handwriting experts in the USA and Canada, it was difficult to find a certified professional with integrity, experience, and at a price you can afford.
Up until now most individuals were forced to hire a retired government document examiner, who's technical training might have been over 25 years outdated. Plus, many examiners with government background lack the business or legal knowledge needed in today's fast paced civil legal system - which requires fax opinions and real courtroom experience. You can now get a written opinion for about under $596... that is about half of what a retired government document examiner charges. Plus, most cases are handled in a few days, not weeks.
This small group of independent examiners has changed the way documents are analyzed and forgery cases are solved. If you need a handwriting expert, just choose someone on this list and you will have the best in the business on your team. |